Hotel Indigo Asheville Downtown Local area

Experience the grandeur of America's largest home, Biltmore Estate, nestled in the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains. Explore stunning gardens, historic architecture exquisite art collections and wine tasting.

In Asheville, adventure is always around the corner. Plan your trip to the enchanting Blue Ridge Mountains and discover an array of activities, unique accommodations, delectable cuisine, vibrant music and captivating art.

Built in 1928 as one of America's first indoor shopping arcades, Grove Arcade remains a landmark of local commerce in the heart of downtown Asheville. The beautifully restored Gothic Revival building is home to independent boutiques, artisan food vendors, acclaimed restaurants, and working artists. Browse locally made gifts, enjoy a leisurely meal, or simply admire the architecture that reflects Asheville's creative spirit.

The Asheville Art Museum welcomes visitors with open doors to its galleries, museum store and Perspective Café. Whether you prefer to secure tickets online in advance or purchase them upon arrival, both options are available for your convenience.

Regarded as a 20th-century literary giant, Thomas Wolfe immortalized his childhood home in Look Homeward, Angel. His vivid depictions of family, “Altamont” (Asheville), and “Dixieland” (the Old Kentucky Home boardinghouse) made the Victorian house a renowned literary landmark.

Enjoy miles of breathtaking mountain views along the Blue Ridge Parkway, a scenic drive renowned for its natural beauty. Take in the rolling ridges, vibrant flora, and opportunities to stop for hiking, picnicking, and discovering hidden gems along the way.

Named one of America's best live music venues by Rolling Stone, The Orange Peel is a must visit for music lovers. This intimate venue hosts an exciting lineup of nationally recognized artists and rising performers, all supported by exceptional acoustics and an energetic atmosphere. Catching a show here is one of the most memorable ways to experience Asheville's thriving music scene.

From concerts and comedy shows to sporting events and community celebrations, Harrah's Cherokee Center is one of downtown Asheville's premier entertainment venues. Check the event calendar before your visit and you may discover the perfect performance or special event to make your time in the city even more memorable.

The Asheville Symphony Orchestra performs and promotes symphonic music for the benefit, enjoyment and education of the people of Western North Carolina. The ASO presents concerts in the 2,300-seat Thomas Wolfe Auditorium in Harrah’s Cherokee Center Asheville.

Swing into a round of golf on the legendary 18-hole course The Omni Grove Park Inn. The 6,055-yard championship course features tree-lined fairways with amazing views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Elevated tee boxes on the par-70 course provide perfect sight lines for each drive.

Step inside one of Asheville's most remarkable architectural landmarks. The Basilica of Saint Lawrence welcomes visitors with soaring stained glass windows, beautiful craftsmanship, and one of the largest freestanding domes in North America. Whether you appreciate history, architecture, or peaceful spaces, this landmark is well worth a visit.

Set along the French Broad River, the River Arts District transforms former industrial buildings into one of the South's most vibrant creative communities. More than 200 working artists welcome visitors into their studios to watch paintings, glasswork, pottery, and other handcrafted pieces come to life. Galleries, breweries, and locally loved restaurants make it easy to spend an afternoon exploring.

Tucked in the Southern Appalachian Mountains south of Asheville, The North Carolina Arboretum offers acres of cultivated gardens and groomed trails featuring some of the most beautiful, botanically-diverse plants in the region.

The Pisgah National Forest is a land of peaks, waterfalls, and forested slopes. At over 500,000 acres, Pisgah's hardwood forest also features hundreds of miles of trails.

Experience the thrill of whitewater rafting, soaring ziplines, and adventurous canyoneering, all just a short 30-minute drive from downtown Asheville and our hotel.

Bring out your playful side at the Asheville Pinball Museum, where one admission gives you unlimited access to dozens of classic pinball machines and retro arcade games. Whether you are chasing high scores or reliving childhood favorites, this interactive attraction offers fun for visitors of every age.

Housed inside a restored historic building, Woolworth Walk showcases artwork from dozens of local artists in a welcoming gallery filled with paintings, pottery, jewelry, and more. Before you leave, stop by the classic soda fountain for a sweet treat and a nostalgic experience.

Discover the stories behind downtown Asheville as you follow the Asheville Urban Trail. This self-guided walking experience leads visitors past public art, historic landmarks, and fascinating points of interest, offering a unique way to explore the city's rich history and creative spirit.

Located in the heart of downtown, Pack Square Park is a lively gathering place surrounded by museums, restaurants, and local shops. Relax on the lawn, enjoy seasonal festivals and live performances, or simply soak in the welcoming atmosphere while exploring Asheville on foot.

Biltmore®, just four miles from downtown Asheville, spans 8,000 historic acres. At its heart is Biltmore House—America's Largest Home®—surrounded by century-old gardens, Antler Hill Village & Winery with complimentary wine tastings, multiple restaurants, and year-round experiences. Tour the grand interior, cycle the scenic grounds, or enjoy a glass of award-winning Biltmore® wine for an unforgettable Blue Ridge escape.